Reduction of an Adverse Impact During Well Drilling by Means of Drilling Waste Usage

Kuznetsov, Vladimir Sergeevich; Супрун, И.К.

doi:10.12911/22998993/68211

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“…Since rural areas are open systems, their management is not an autonomous closed structure. The process of managing rural areas is an integral element of the existing system of state and municipal government (Movchan and Yakovleva, 2017;Kuznetsov and Suprun, 2017;Semenov and Kuznetcov, 2015;Malarev et al, 2019;Shishlyannikov and Lavrenko, 2016;Nefedov, 2018;Ganieva et al, 2017). There are two outlines formed in the structure of rural areas management: the external one, where the state is the subject of management, and the internal one, where local and self-government and the economic authorities are the subjects of management (Pikulkin, 2010;Korableva et al, 2018).…”

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Sustainable Development of Territories Based on the Integrated Use of Industry, Resource and Environmental Potential

Voronkova¹,

Якимова²,

Frolova³

et al. 2019

IJEBA

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Purpose: Attention to the problems of social and economic development of rural areas by Government authorities, economists and the scientific community was mainly theoretical or sometimes targeted practical in nature. Design/Methodology/Approach: At the same time, rural poverty and high unemployment rate, worsening demographic situation, reducing network of institutions of social infrastructure in rural areas, which together have a negative impact on the reproduction of labor resources, lower production volumes and high migration rates have always been the problems of rural development in the country. Findings: Overall, sustainable development of rural areas characterizes, on the one hand, external major natural resource constraints that form a distant prospect, and on the other hand, determine the possibilities of social and economic development of rural communities, economic entities, diversification of the territory's economy, the formation of new activities and environmental engineering. This is a very wide range of problems, which are currently considered from different perspectives in Russia and in several countries of the world. Practical implications: The article discusses the problems of economic development of rural areas as the main factor in ensuring the sustainable development of rural areas of the agrarian regions of Russia. Originality/Value: The authors define the core resources for development of the rural areas in the region, provide an overview of agribusiness and tourism industry clusters, reveling their points of growth, cluster sales channels, tourism and recreation development.

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Sustainable Development of Territories Based on the Integrated Use of Industry, Resource and Environmental Potential

Voronkova¹,

Якимова²,

Frolova³

et al. 2019

IJEBA

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“…Another challenge of digital transformation is to keep up with the latest technologies, and the flip side of the coin is to preserve the transformations that have occurred inside. Today, new problems have appeared: how to use artificial intelligence, machine learning and the Internet of things [32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45].…”

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confidence: 99%

Security of Digital Transformation of the Financial Market

Avdeev*,

Gumerova,

Vankovich

et al. 2019

IJITEE

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Successful digital transformation requires paying increased attention to security. Some of the world's largest companies have been victims of cyberattacks. Internet Protocol addresses, personal information and finance are constantly at risk. In the digital world content, corporate networks of the past no longer exist. Security must be built directly into all applications. However, many companies delay the strengthening of their security systems until it is too late. According to Gartner, until 2020, 99% of vulnerabilities in operating systems have been known to IT security specialists for at least a year. This means that companies must first eliminate the existing vulnerabilities that they know. According to some estimates, almost 85% of the participants in the financial market call digital transformation the main priority for the next 3–4 years, because they see in it not only cost reduction, but also the possibility of creating new business models, new communication with the client, and, in fact, new sources of income. Recently, the financial system of Russia has been catching up with the West in terms of digitalisation and now it is developing faster than Western markets. All this suggests the need for closer attention to ensuring the security of transformation processes taking place in the financial market

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“…The importance of artificial soils in urban conditions is emphasized in the research of Russian [3,4] and foreign [5,6] scientists. There are also reports on the future of using processing waste to develop soils [7][8][9] and on the effectiveness of the reclamation using such soils [10][11][12][13].…”

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confidence: 99%